Connect two PCs with an Ethernet cable to copy files
One cable between two PCs gives you a private, steady link for a big copy. Here is how to set the addresses and share files over it.
One cable between two PCs gives you a private, steady link for a big copy. Here is how to set the addresses and share files over it.
Seven ways to move files between devices on your network, what each one is good at, and where each one falls short.
The arithmetic behind a big transfer, the rated speeds of Wi-Fi, Ethernet and USB, and why your real copy is slower than the box says.
File Explorer has no resume button. Here is how to carry on a stopped copy without starting over, for folders and for one huge file.
Two ways to run an FTP server on your own network, the firewall and security parts people skip, and when a shared folder or SFTP is the better tool.
Three ways computers move files on a local network, what each one is good at, and a simple rule for choosing.
The ways to move files between two computers on the same network, with steps for each and a table to pick the right one for your situation.